The concept of identity has been widely debated among scholars, with different theories suggesting that it can be shaped by genetic inheritance, socialization, personal experiences, or even cultural...
Visual silence is an important concept within queer art that operates as a powerful tool for political, cultural, and aesthetic critique. In this essay, I will explore how queer artists use visual...
Queer creation can refer to the process of creating something new that challenges existing norms and expectations, particularly regarding gender roles, sexual identities, and power dynamics. It is...
There has been an increased focus on queer art that is critical, innovative, and accessible to a wide range of audiences. This has led to new forms of expression that challenge traditional notions of...
Queer Performance Traditions
Queer performance is an umbrella term that refers to performances created by and for LGBTQ+ individuals, which are often characterized by non-normative gender...
The article should focus on how queer time affects causal relationships between actions and consequences. It is important to understand that queer time is different from ordinary linear time because...
There are many ways that queer individuals are using artificial intelligence to create and explore their identities through fashion, performance, and aesthetics. By using AI tools such as Generative...
Aesthetic practices have always been a powerful tool for self-expression and social commentary. In queer communities, they often serve as a form of philosophical critique, ethical reflection, and...
Classical philosophy is traditionally associated with heterosexual norms due to its emphasis on male dominance, female submission, and family values.
There have been attempts to challenge these...
Queer temporalities refer to non-binary conceptions of time that challenge conventional linear understandings of history and temporality. Queer temporalities can offer new ways to think about social...